New York – After more than 11 months and hundreds of Singgalongs, “My girl” finally has a company on the lists of Citi Field.
The New York Mets Campocorto, Francisco Lindor, whose “My Girl” turn of Temptations, such as his walking song, agreed with a change in fortune for Lindor and his teammates, added “Ain’t no Mountain High” Duet of 1967 by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, to its rotation before its second at-to the victory on Friday of Friday on the victory on Friday on Friday of Friday for 7 and 2-2 years.
“They are the vibrations, the vibrations in which I am now,” Lindor said with a smile on Friday night. “I think it’s a fantastic song. Hopefully fans can also vibrate.”
Lindor’s success with “My Girl” and the feeling of pop culture that accompanies his pivot is a surprise for the 41,243 fans who attended Friday, if not his teammates.
Lindor was hitting .210 and the Mets were 22-30 when he debuted “My girl” on May 28, but Lindor hit the rest of the road and finished second in the MVP vote of the National League when New York reached the National League Championship series. The temptations interpreted the song, along with the national anthem, before game 5 of the NLCs against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Lindor connected to an initial homer for the METS first on Friday: his 34th round of the round in 137 games since he presented “My girl”.
“There were some fans who shouted me,” said Lindor. “But there were others who sang.”
The first base of the Mets, Pete Alonso, who is walking towards the “Layla” of Eric Clapton this year after using the “working man” of Rush and the “American foot” of Don McLean in previous seasons, Lindor said he hinted at the change during the newly completed road trip to St. Louis and Arizona.
“He said he was going to do it and that nobody believed him,” Alonso said on Saturday. “I think it’s good, that’s a great hiking song.”
Lindor acknowledged that some teammates wanted him to stay with “My Girl” and said he would alternate the songs hoping that his new selection will grow in popularity.
“Man, the movie ‘Remember the Titans’, who doesn’t know?” Lindor said, referring to the use of the song in the 2000 movie. “It’s a great song. So we will see if he realizes. If he does not realize, since I received a rejection of some people, they will still get ‘my girl'”.
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